The term "etnia" refers to a group of people who share common characteristics such as culture, language, ancestry, and often a shared history. It is frequently used in sociological, anthropological, and geographical discussions to categorize various population groups based on cultural traits. The term is prevalent in both oral and written contexts, especially in discussions around social issues, demographics, and cultural studies.
La etnia indígena de la región ha mantenido sus tradiciones a lo largo de los años.
The indigenous ethnicity of the region has maintained its traditions over the years.
Es importante respetar la diversidad de etnias en nuestro país.
It is important to respect the diversity of ethnicities in our country.
La etnia afrodescendiente ha tenido un impacto significativo en la cultura nacional.
The Afro-descendant ethnicity has had a significant impact on national culture.
Although "etnia" itself is less commonly used in idiomatic expressions, it can often be part of phrases that convey cultural identity or social issues.
"Identidad étnica": Se refiere a la conexión y el sentido de pertenencia a una etnia específica.
"Ethnic identity": Refers to the connection and sense of belonging to a specific ethnicity.
La identidad étnica de los jóvenes es una parte clave de su autoexpresión.
The ethnic identity of young people is a key part of their self-expression.
"Diversidad étnica": Hace referencia a la variedad de etnias presentes en un lugar.
"Ethnic diversity": Refers to the variety of ethnicities present in a place.
La diversidad étnica en la ciudad enriquece su cultura y economía.
The ethnic diversity in the city enriches its culture and economy.
"Conflictos étnicos": Se refiere a disputas o tensiones entre diferentes grupos étnicos.
"Ethnic conflicts": Refers to disputes or tensions between different ethnic groups.
Los conflictos étnicos han afectado la paz en muchas regiones del mundo.
Ethnic conflicts have affected peace in many regions of the world.
The word "etnia" comes from the Greek "ethnos," which means "nation" or "people." It made its way into Spanish through Latin, reflecting the historical development of the concept of cultural and social grouping.
Comunidad (community)
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